May session at Leila Cantwell Hall and social notices
Board of Leila Cantwell Hall met in May with Rev. Oliver Cox presiding. A committee of Mrs. Louis A Mn, Mrs. Bev Bloodworth and E. S. Morrow was formed to inspect needed repairs and improvements. Social notices include Miss Estelle Hendrix hosting for Miss Margaret King, plans for King’s wedding at First Methodist church May 16, and various club and garden society activities in Decatur and Lafayette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leila Cantwell Hall
Oliver Cox
My. Cox
Thie
Louis A. Mn
Bev Bloodworth
E. S. Morrow
Margaret King
First Methodist Church
B. F. Tingle
Ruth Banks
Cc. M. Davis
W. E. Curry
Decatur Garden Club
Atlee Hoff
Etter Homes
Atten Wen
Leila Cantwell
Seton Hall
Weekend Guests and Local Movements Among area Residents
A list of residents traveling or visiting relatives for Mothers Day weekend includes Mary Elizabeth heading to Eutaw to be with her mother, Mrs. E. D. Bailey Jr and Martha Porter visiting Tuscumbia, J W Cunningham on a business trip to Hartselle, Emerson and Edwin McCulloch plus spouses driving to Memphis, Margaret Bloodworth visiting from Florence, several arrivals for weekend stays, and hospital news of Arthur Morrison resting after surgery at Huntsville Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield Lake
le Club Entre Meres
Morris Dillard
A. J. Houser
A. H. Kelley Jr
Ruth Ellen
Ellen Whitelock
Memphis, Tenn
A. H Kelley
Mary Elizabeth
Eutaw
E. D. Bailey, Jr
Martha ‘Porter
Tuscumbia
Rufus Porter
Si Geee
Margaret Bloodworth
State Teachers College
Florence
Viola Bloodworth
Arthur Morrison
New Hope
Ala
Huntsville Hospital
Arnold Sees Mass Production Planes For Tomorrow
Major General H H Arnold told 72 Maxwell Field air corps officers that mass produced bombers and fast planes will be realities of tomorrow. He cited 30 ton bombers with five ton payloads, 2000 hp engines, and air cameras proving the scope of future aviation growth. He urged three Maxwell demonstration squadrons to speed practical air power across services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
H. H. Arnold
Air Corps
Arnold
Maxwell Field
Portrait of Lee Presented to Army War College
Mrs. Walter Dr. Lamar, president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, gave the army war college a portrait of General Robert E. Lee in Washington. Maj. Gen. J. L. DeWitt accepted it. unveiled by Lee descendants Mary Curtis Lee and Hanson Ely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Dr. Lamar
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Army War College
Robert E. Lee
Lamar
War College of the Army
Macon
J. L. DeWitt
War College
Mary Curtis Lee
Hanson Ely
Lee
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Alan Wallace
Cornelian Hotel
Mrs. Murphy
Hendrix
King
Estelle Hendrix
Ferry
Miss King
Evelyn Hendrix
Susan Bibb
Hs Seen Hodges
Edith Kieopher
Delano Park
Charlie Young
Decatur Daily
Club Uo
Hoff
Peoneic
Lafayette Street Grammar P. T. A
Lafayette Street Grammar School
Schuolibrory
Misa Clio Levin
Edith Kleopher
Evelyn Green
Donald Branum
Corellan Court Hotel
Miss Bibb
Alabama
Miss Elinor Green
Elinor Green
Russell Green
University of Alabama
Alpha Gamma Delta
Miss Green
W. W. Callahan
Bar Uusen
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Pacific
Union
Pacific
Joel Amd
Akim Tamiroff
Robert Preston
ULL
Llnl
Mirand
Millan
INGUT
John Wayne
Maxterhune
Yeteeeee Te Repetto
Poetics
Popeye
Bey Mabson
Wilder
of Fashion
Jantzen
Lastex
J. W. Cunningham
Hartselle
Emerson McCulloch
Edwin McLeod
Memphis
Tenn
George M. Stowers
Ben. Madison
Helen Ann Winston
C. N. Winston
J. Carlton Lee
Frank Cauthern
Birmingham
Ben Britnell
E. B. Garner
Ann Blair
Mrs
Foster H. Pointer
Hal Richeson
Sunda
Jackson and
Martin, Tenn
Katie McEachern
Sheffield
Mildred Ferris
Birming
Ham
W. E. Steed
Earle Calvin Jr
Trinity
Fred Robinson
Georgia
W. N. Cowden
Frances
S. G. Peter
Montevallo
J. R. Hunter
Goiden Drug Store
Lipton
Thrifty
Ray Milland
Isa Miranda
Paramount
Princess Theatre
Milland
Miranda
Sterchi
Alice
John
Amerca
Ceylon
Lipton's Tea
AE Rea
Good Movsekeeping Bureow
Stuart Smart
Stuart
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